Eviction Diversion Program
The Eviction Diversion Program (EDP) is a collaboration between Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, Clark County, and the Las Vegas-area Justice Courts (Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas). Beginning February 2, 2026, EDP provides rental assistance to seniors age 62 or older and individuals receiving SSI due to a disability who are facing eviction for non-payment of rent and who file a tenant answer to an eviction notice within the required timeframe.
Tenants who meet the above criteria are automatically diverted into EDP and will be contacted for an appointment with Clark County Social Services to determine if rental assistance is available.
Free legal representation provided by Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada is also available to tenants in this program. Tenants do not need to sign up, but will be automatically enrolled if eligibility requirements are met. Tenants must keep their appointment with Clark County Social Services.
Other rental assistance organizations are listed below. Please note that Legal Aid Center is not affiliated with these organizations and cannot guarantee funding or resources.
HopeLink of Southern Nevada
HopeLink accepts a limited number of applications for rent, utility, and deposit assistance each month. You can call HopeLink's office at 702-566-0576, Mondays through Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. if you need help. Click here for more information.
HELP of Southern Nevada
HELP of Southern Nevada offers nine programs that serve the Southern Nevada community, including adult housing programs, behavioral health services, and homeless response teams. For more info, click here.
Economic Opportunity Board
Economic Opportunity Board (EOB) of Clark County provides rental assistance and supportive programs aimed at promoting self-sufficiency, economic empowerment, and long-term housing stability for low-income individuals and families.
EOB can pay one month's rent and/or utilities. To be eligible, applicants must have a valid Nevada ID, not be more than one month behind in rent, have income less than 200% of the Federal Poverty Limit, and have documentation of their struggles. Click here for details or call 702-445-7105.
UPDATE: As of February 2026, EOB is working to formalize continued funding agreements, which will place a temporary hold on funding. EOB encourages prospective applicants to check back periodically for updates.
Family Promise of Las Vegas
Family Promise of Las Vegas offers stabilization and rental/eviction prevention assistance for families in Las Vegas who have at least one child under 18, with services limited to parents or legal guardians of minor children. Click here for more information.
Jewish Family Service Agency
Jewish Family Service Agency provides one-time crisis financial assistance to help prevent eviction and utility shutoffs when no other adequate family or community resources are available. Click here to learn more.
Kline Veterans Fund
Kline Veterans Fund provides crisis assistance exclusively to veteran households, offering rent and mortgage support, rapid rehousing, utility assistance, and other services for vulnerable veterans, including seniors, disabled individuals, single parents, and families with children. For details, click here.
Emergency Aid of Boulder City
Emergency Aid of Boulder City provides limited financial assistance to eligible Boulder City residents experiencing a temporary crisis, helping cover rent, utilities, and other urgent basic needs. Click here for more information.
Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada
Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada provides social service programs, resources, and support to tribal communities throughout Nevada. Click here to learn more.
Additional Resources
Nevada 211 keeps a list of current rental assistance and other community resources. To apply for services, call 211 or click here to view the list.
The Emergency Food and Shelter Program allocates rental assistance funds to local nonprofits. Click here to search for included organizations.
The State of Nevada offers a listing of affordable housing in Southern Nevada. To learn more, click here.
